bathsheba
/bæθˈʃiː.bə/Tradução: Nome próprio feminino de origem bíblica; no Antigo Testamento, é a mulher de Urias que se tornou esposa do rei Davi e mãe de Salomão.
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C1formalcommon/bæθˈʃiː.bə/incontável · nome próprio
A proper noun referring to a woman from the Old Testament who was the wife of Uriah and later became the wife of King David; she was the mother of Solomon.
- 🇷🇺Имя собственное, относящееся к женщине из Ветхого Завета, которая была женой Урии, а позже стала женой царя Давида; она была матерью Соломона.
- 🇪🇸Nombre propio femenino de origen bíblico; Betsabé fue la esposa de Urías y, más tarde, del rey David, con quien tuvo a Salomón.
- 🇫🇷Nom propre désignant une femme de l'Ancien Testament, épouse d'Urie puis du roi David, et mère de Salomon.
- 🇩🇪Bathseba ist der Name einer Frau aus dem Alten Testament, der Ehefrau des Uria, die später die Frau König Davids und die Mutter Salomos wurde.
- 🇵🇹Nome próprio feminino de origem bíblica; no Antigo Testamento, é a mulher de Urias que se tornou esposa do rei Davi e mãe de Salomão.
- 🇨🇳《旧约》中的女性人物，乌利亚的妻子，后来成为大卫王的妻子，所罗门的母亲。
- 🌐اسم علم لامرأة من العهد القديم كانت زوجة أوريا الحثي ثم صارت زوجة الملك داود وأمًا لسليمان.
- Biblical figure C1 formal
A woman from the Old Testament, originally the wife of Uriah the Hittite, who later became the wife of King David and the mother of King Solomon.
- The story of Bathsheba is told in the Second Book of Samuel.
- King David saw Bathsheba bathing and desired her.
- Bathsheba's son Solomon succeeded David as king of Israel.
🇷🇺Вирсавия🇪🇸Betsabé (figura bíblica)🇫🇷Bathsheba (figure biblique)🇩🇪Batseba🇵🇹Bate-Seba🇨🇳拔示巴🌐بثشبع
- bathshebas plural form
- bathshebas' possessive plural form
- bathsheba's possessive singular form